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5.3.12 Operation

1.  Switch on the SEABOB. The information display ap-

pears in the display.

Note

: After a prolonged phase of being idle, the sys-

tem will automatically start the motor initialization. The 
motor will make two slow turns. The initialization takes 
about 5 seconds.

 

2.  To increase the power, tap the green button (repeat-

edly). The power display increases by one Power Level 
with every tap of the green button.

3.  To reduce the power, tap the red button (repeatedly). 

The power display decreases by one Power Level with 
every tap of the red button.

4.  Push the Trigger against the Controlgrip and hold it 

there. The motor starts, and the SEABOB begins mov-
ing. A minimum power of Power Level 1 is required 
for starting.

5.  The power can also be adjusted while operating the 

craft. Operation can be interrupted by releasing the 
Trigger temporarily.

Note:

 If the Trigger is not activated within 10 seconds 

while operation is interrupted, the current Power Level 
defaults back to Power Level 1 for safety reasons.
6.  To stop, hold on to both Controlgrips securely, and 

release the Trigger in your right hand. The SEABOB 
stops.

When the accumulator is discharged to approx. one third 
of its charge state, the motor‘s electronic control system 
reduces the maximum power incrementally (Power Level 
5, Power Level 4 etc.). This is done to prolong accumula-
tor cell life as the voltage decreases, while ensuring that 
there is sufficient reserve capacity for emergency mode.  
The two red bars on the accumulator symbol indicate the 
start of the emergeny reserve for the SEABOB. In emer-
gency mode, the power is gradually reduced automati-
cally until the motor comes to a complete stop. Always 
take into account the limited power when timing your 
return to the shore or boat.

 

For safety reasons, the depth limit ("diving 
depth") is automatically reset to the default set-

ting of 2.5 m each time the SEABOB is switched on.

Note:

 With the exception of the maximum diving depth 

setting, all other settings remain permanently saved 
(even after being switched off into Sleep mode / Off 
mode). The settings can only be changed by first entering 
the Owner PIN via the menu.

Note:

 To protect untrained and inexperienced users from 

the risk of collision or injury at high power, it is possi-
ble to restrict the maximum power in the menu. Conse-
quently, the operator can only switch the power up to 
the maximum power which has been set. The maximum 
power is factory set to the highest gear ("max. power 
level" = "6").

Note:

 If you do not want to limit the operating time, 

leave the Timer deactivated or deactivate it after usage, 
by setting back the actual timer value to "0.00 h". If the 
Timer has been activated, the SEABOB switches to the 
greatly reduced emergency mode immediately after the 
operating time has elapsed, regardless of the remaining 
accumulator charge state.

 

Charge the SEABOB after each use (within 24 
hours) to at least the charge state "air transport / 

storage" to avoid irreparable total discharge of the valu-
able Li-Ion accumulator cells.

5.4 Before starting

Switch on the SEABOB.

We recommend that you switch on the SEABOB and per-
form a brief function check before you place the craft in 
the water. To do this, proceed as follows:
1.  Tap the blue button. 
2.  The display is switched on. The SEABOB logo and the 

prompt "push trigger" appear.

3. Push the Trigger against the Controlgrip (within 

 

5 seconds). The SEABOB logo disappears again.

Note:

 If the Trigger is not activated within 5 seconds af-

ter tapping the blue button during activation, the display 
will switch off again (device reverts to Sleep mode).
4.  Release the Trigger completely. The User-PIN or Own-

er-PIN prompt will appear (if activated). If the PIN 
prompt has been deactivated, the information display 
will appear directly.

Note:

 If you want to activate the PIN prompt when 

switching on the device, or if you want to activate and 
change the User-PIN, proceed as described in Chapter 
5.3.11 "Settings".

Note

: After a prolonged phase of being idle, the sys-

tem will automatically start the motor initialization. The 
motor will make two slow turns. The initialization takes 
about 5 seconds. 
5.  The power is displayed as "0 %" in the power display. 

Tap the green button on the right Controlgrip once. 
When you tap the button, the power shown on the 
display increases to Power Level 1 (15 % of engine 
power).

6.  Push the Trigger against the Controlgrip and hold it 

there for a brief function check (less than 1 second). 
The motor starts.

 

Never run the motor out of the water for longer 
than approx. 10 seconds. The seals of the motor 

and the hard-coated motor shaft are designed exclusive-
ly for use in the water. Operation out of the water can 
lead to overheating due to the lack of water to cool the 
device, thereby causing irreparable damage to the seals 
and motor shaft. Danger of short circuit!

Summary of Contents for seabob f5 S

Page 1: ...Online Version English User manual Online Version...

Page 2: ...any hours of fun with your SEABOB The following symbols are used in this Operation Manual to bring your attention to important information Caution Danger of injury and or death This symbol indicates t...

Page 3: ...rge display 36 5 3 9 Displaying serial numbers 37 5 3 10 Entering PIN Owner PIN User PIN 38 5 3 11 Settings menu 39 5 3 12 Operation 40 5 4 Before starting 41 5 5 Operation on the water surface 42 5 5...

Page 4: ...rmation for the SEABOB Important Observe Operation Manual Suitable only for swimmers aged 16 or older Do not use as swimming aid Wear life jacket when away from shore or boat Wear body hugging clothin...

Page 5: ...e the SEABOB under the supervision and responsibility of an adult The SEABOB is not designed for use as a swimming aid Users may lose the craft in the water The SEABOB is not a substitute for a life j...

Page 6: ...from using it Switch off the SEABOB after use Sleep mode The SEABOB is a heavy device Ensure that the SEABOB does not fall on you or other persons in the water or on land Should this occur there is a...

Page 7: ...out delay Only use replacement parts and accessories supplied by CAYAGO AG General safety information concerning operation SEABOB operators are not afforded any special rights with regard to operation...

Page 8: ...sunrise Doing so can lead to collisions with other watercraft or obstacles Do not operate the craft in water that is less than 1 m deep Doing so can cause injury to you or damage to the SEABOB as a re...

Page 9: ...or shore in time When calculating the time it will take you to return be sure to take into account the limited power of the craft in emergency mode 1 4 Safety information for diving to a depth of more...

Page 10: ...ever expose the SEABOB to high temperatures max 60 C 140 F caused e g by open fire direct sunlight or by storage inside a closed motor vehicle or boot If exposed to heat flammable gases can be dischar...

Page 11: ...y way Doing so may cause flammable gases to be discharged causing seri ous injury Repairs and maintenance work on the SEABOB and charger that go beyond the procedures described in Chapter 6 Care and C...

Page 12: ...rer does not assume any responsibility for obtaining such information 3 Included in delivery The following standard equipment is included in delivery of the SEABOB 1 SEABOB F5 S 2 A charger for chargi...

Page 13: ...14 4 Description of the device 4 1 SEABOB housing 1 SEABOB housing 2 SEABOB bow 3 Jet channel water intake 4 Jet channel water discharge 5 Right Controlgrip 6 Left Controlgrip 7 Trigger 8 Display 9 Ca...

Page 14: ...cool down before charging To charge the SEABOB proceed as follows 1 Place the SEABOB on a sturdy and dry surface that will not damage the components 2 Dry the area around the connection port using a s...

Page 15: ...t Caution The charger and connector can get hot while charging After you have finished charg ing let the charger and connector cool down before you touch them 13 Turn the dry and clean screw cap clock...

Page 16: ...n is located on the inner side of the left Controlgrip 5 The Trigger is located on the inner side of the right Controlgrip 5 3 3 Using the controls The buttons used on the SEABOB are high quality wate...

Page 17: ...ght field In the right hand field there is an accumulator symbol with individual bars showing the charge state of the SEABOB 1 bar 10 charge state The numerical display of the charge state in of full...

Page 18: ...B to empty in a controlled fashion as described in Chapter 5 11 Switching on from Off mode When the system is in Off mode it can only be switched back on by initiating the charging process 1 Plug the...

Page 19: ...cted program ming is preset to full charging for operation Water temperature Charge symbol selected charging process Accumulator temperature in C Accumulator charge state in of full charge state 6 If...

Page 20: ...s invalid the display is reset to 0000 and the PIN must be entered once again incorrect PIN Note If a valid PIN is not entered within 10 seconds the system reverts to Sleep mode Entering PIN Incorrect...

Page 21: ...possi ble to restrict the maximum power in the menu Conse quently the operator can only switch the power up to the maximum power which has been set The maximum power is factory set to the highest gear...

Page 22: ...Lean into the curve just as you would on a bicycle or motorcycle The lower part of your body in particular your legs act as a tail fin While turning the craft hold on to the Controlgrips tightly so th...

Page 23: ...making your way back to the starting point shore or accompanying boat in time The charge state of the SEABOB is constantly shown by the accumulator symbol on the right side of the display As the charg...

Page 24: ...h The diving depth limit is factory set to 2 5 m depth limit with safety cut off If you want to dive to greater depths you can increase the diving depth incrementally up to the maximum diving depth Th...

Page 25: ...it upright on the front bumper or on the water outlet of the jet channel The SEABOB could tip over and be damaged or damage other objects Furthermore this could prove to be dangerous for any persons...

Page 26: ...the display by the bars beginning to disappear in the accumulator symbol until the aircraft symbol appears complete Note The discharge process can take up to 24 hours Alternatively you can reduce the...

Page 27: ...accumulator symbol in the display Switch off the motor so that there is no load and check the display again After the motor is switched off the accumulator voltage is regenerated slightly so you shou...

Page 28: ...out with air 3 Clean the SEABOB using a soft clean cloth If neces sary you can also use a mild cleaning agent designed for plastic surfaces that will not damage the finish Dirt or salt deposits can co...

Page 29: ...off and no longer illuminated Remedy Charge the SEABOB immediately Ensure that a minimum power of Power Level 1 has been set The set maximum diving depth depth limit may have been exceeded The motor...

Page 30: ...nd the connector must always be absolutely clean and dry when charging Check the connection port and if necessary thor oughly clean and dry it see Chapter 6 1 Cleaning the SEABOB Check the connector o...

Page 31: ...ng case for service Drive Electric jet impeller low wear direct drive with guide vanes stator and diffuser system Thrust tractive force 4 0 kW up to 680 N Accumulators Aluminium accumulators are highl...

Page 32: ...ohnbereich Gesch fts und Gewerbebereiche sowie Kleinbetriebe Electromagnetic compatibility Part 6 1 Generic Standards Immunity for residental commercial and light industrial enviroments EN 61000 6 3 2...

Page 33: ...ry regulations in order to protect the environment and health Used batteries may only be disposed of and re cycled properly In particular they may not be disposed of together with household waste and...

Page 34: ...please contact CAYAGO AG by e mail at service seabob com by phone at 49 0 52 22 8 03 50 11 41 Mon Fri 9 00 a m to 6 00 p m CET except on public holidays or your specialist dealer Please have the foll...

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